Description
The Releen InLine 2.0 Foley Catheter by Coloplast is a specialized medical device crafted from 100% medical-grade silicone, ensuring biocompatibility and safety for both male and female adult patients. Designed for continuous urinary drainage, it serves individuals requiring catheterization due to surgical procedures, urinary monitoring, or urinary retention issues. This catheter is suitable for both short-term and long-term use, with a recommended replacement interval of up to 30 days.
Key Features
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Material and Design: The catheter is latex-free, phthalate-free, and alkylphenol-free, containing no medicinal substances or animal-derived materials. Its 2-way Foley design includes an integrated balloon aligned with the catheter wall, minimizing ridging for easier insertion and withdrawal.
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Radiopaque Line: Equipped with a radiopaque line for X-ray visualization, eliminating the need for dye.
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Tip and Eyelets: Features a short bullet-shaped tip for easy insertion and reduced trauma, along with smooth eyelets to prevent blockage and enhance comfort.
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Lumen: A wide lumen ensures free urine flow.
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Sterility: Each catheter is a sterile, single-use device, ideal for patients with latex allergies.
Imaging Compatibility
The catheter is compatible with electrosurgical and radiographic imaging equipment, providing versatility in various medical settings. It is intended exclusively for urethral catheterization and is not suitable for suprapubic use.
Specifications
- Male Catheter: Available in sizes CH14, CH16, and CH18, with a length of 40 cm and a balloon capacity of 5 ml.
- Female Catheter: Available in sizes CH16 and CH18, with a length of 19 cm and a balloon capacity of 5 ml or 10 ml.
Packaging
The product is available as individual units or in boxes of five, catering to different healthcare needs.
Maintenance and Safety
Regular monitoring and hygiene practices are recommended. Users should adhere to the instructions for use, paying attention to contraindications, warnings, and precautions. Potential side effects may include bladder irritation, infection, leakage, and balloon-related issues.
Intended Audience
Healthcare professionals and patients should be aware of the specific guidelines to ensure effective and safe use, particularly avoiding suprapubic placement to mitigate additional risks such as hematuria and catheter migration.
